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TEXT OF INSCRIPTIONS

No. 306

(A. R. No. 169 of 1933-34)

KĀPPALLE, PUNGANUR TALUK, CHITTOOR DISTRICT

Hero-stone (No. 6) set up in the same place

Circa 10th century

It registers the death of Janaga [Pōta]rasa along with his uncle.

TEXT

1 ಮಾವನೊಡಂ

2 ಸತ್ತಂ ಜನಗ[ಪೋ] –

3 [ತ]ರಸ ||

No. 307

(A. R. No. 171 of 1933-34)

KĀPPALLE, PUNGANUR TALUK, CHITTOR DISTRICT

Hero-stone (No. 8) in the same place

Circa 10th century

This fragmentary record refers to three individuals Gaṁga, Gaṁgaṁ-Raṇaṁga and Malla and to a certain Mōḍamma who was ruling the nāḍu.

TEXT

1 ಮೋಡಮ್ಮನ್ [ನಾಡಾ]ಳೆ

2 ಗಂಗನುಂ ಗಂಗಂ ರಣಂಗನುಂ ಮಲ್ಲನುಂ¹

No. 308

(A. R. No. 83 of 1944-45)

SAṆḌŪR, SANDUR TALUK, BELLARY DISTRICT

Pedestal in an enclosure near the Pātālēśvara shrine in the
Kumārasvāmin temple on the Kumārasvāmi hill

1042 A.D.

This is dated Śaka 9[6]7, Pārthiva Vaiśākha śu. 6, Thursday corresponding 1042 A.D., April 25.

It records the installation of (an image of) a peacock by the goldsmith (akkasāle) Chandāchāri, son off Hampāchāri of Orvvay. It refers to Bayna-Kula.
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1 The continuation is lost.

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